Guidelines for Promoting Cultural Tourism with Participation Chi -Long Forest Park Tha Khon Yang Subdistrict Kantharawichai District Mahasarakham Province.
Keywords:
Cultural Attractions, Participation, GuidelinesAbstract
This research consists purposes were 1. to study the history of cultural attractions in Chilong Forest Park. 2. to study current conditions and problems in the participatory development of cultural attractions in Chilong Forest Park and 3. to propose guidelines for participatory management of cultural attractions in Chilong Forest Park. is a qualitative research The research tool is an interview form with a target group of 50 people from specific selection. Then take the information gathered from the interview form. and related documents to be analyzed in a content-oriented manner Found that 1) This tourist attraction has a history. long history along with the way of life, customs, traditions and cultures of surrounding communities for a long time Until the dependence on each other in various ways, such as a source of livelihood that generates income A place for performing rituals according to religious beliefs, etc. 2) The current condition of Chilong Forest Park is in the process of developing readiness in various aspects to accommodate tourists. In terms of problems within government agencies that have rules and regulations of each individual that are not the same, causing conflicts or delays in the method of operation, which is a problem. and obstacles that result in delays in the implementation to achieve the objectives of promoting and preserving Including asking for cooperation from the shop operators. Tourists are quite difficult to do. It may be a matter of lack of knowledge, understanding and lack of consciousness of love and jealousy. and 3) Development Guidelines The 20-year national strategic plan should be applied to create stability, prosperity, sustainability, and reduce inequality. through cultural tourism policy recommendations Academic recommendations and administrative suggestions by giving the park Stakeholders, communities, participate in joint management.